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Sound System Upgrade From Stock - Who Can Do Them In Sydney?

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Ladies and Gents,

Im in the market now to change my stock 6 cd system to something that can play mp3s. Can anyone recommend a shop that has done this conversion?

In sydney please prefereably liverpool/fairfield area.

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If you are happy with the stock speakers... Grom unit does the trick nicely

Im happy with stock. However, seems like the cost of this is probably the same amount as getting another system installed. :-)

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Tony I have a base model car so hence a basemodel system. i dont have any steering controls

Another system won't necessarily have the same level of integration with your factory controls as the Grom unit offers though.

http://www.carsales.com.au/CarStockGallery.aspx?R=SSE-AD-2064495&TabID=304744&enq=6093892&ad=6088323&gal=6093857&wt=0&ladt=6093861&adpvEnq=6119635&show=photos&cw=747&ch=498&index=8&mode=popup

mine loos like this. Would the GROM work?

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Yes grom will work with that. You want to grab the nis02-cdc cable and firmware as the v35 doesn't have sat nav which the g35 does. The CDC emulates an external CD stacker and plugs straight in. Which retains all stock control whether you have steering options or not

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do you know who can install these in Sydney?

  • INSANITI did you find out who works on audio in Syd? I've got a stock 03/4 system and pop up screen. Owned car 6 years and never worked.

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